Michaele P. White-Risbrook has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Michaele P. is the founder of MPWR Ceremonies!, where they assist women in creating personalized rites of passage ceremonies for various stages of life. Michaele P. co-founded the Soulas Sisterhood Network in 2016.
Prior to these ventures, Michaele worked as a certified life coach and co-founder of SOULAS, a coaching platform aimed at helping women discover and live their purpose. Michaele P. also served as a Clinical Practice Manager and Family Nurse Practitioner at Mount Sinai Health System from 2003 to 2013, overseeing the administrative aspects and coordination of services at the Adolescent Health Center.
Earlier in their career, Michaele worked as an independent consultant, specializing in youth development, adolescent and women's health issues, program development, and management. Michaele P. was a consultant at CAI, where they directed a CDC-funded project on adolescent pregnancy prevention programs and served on the Advisory Board. Michaele P. also worked as Deputy Director at Columbia University School of Public Health and held various roles at The Door - A Center of Alternatives, including Co-Executive Director and Director of Health Services.
Throughout their career, Michaele's work has been centered around empowering individuals, particularly women, and helping them navigate important life transitions and challenges.
Michaele P. White-Risbrook obtained a Coaching Certification in Professional Life Coaching from Coaching for Transformation in the academic year 2006-2007. Additionally, Michaele pursued a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Population and Family Health from Columbia University and received a Certification in Family Nurse Practitioner from New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. Furthermore, Michaele completed Second Degree Attunement & Training in the Reiki Method of Natural Healing from Unified Healing-Usui Shiki Ryoho. The specific start and end years for the latter three educational experiences are unavailable.